"무거운 와인을 조심하십시오!"

Translation: Watch out for the heavy wine!

[raemation]

*Be careful with the heavy wine

[iad58g]

Just exactly what is 무거운 와인? A kind of wine with high alcohol content? Or a quantity of wine that weighs a lot?

[ARMY_In_Distress]

I actually have zero idea what this sentence is supposed to mean lmao...

[briannafill]

I think "heavy wine" is supposed to mean be the opposite of "light wine" so it's saying to watch out for the wine since it's really intense?? The given translation doesn't really make sense lol

[SeanFogart4]

Maybe you'd have to be a sommelier (wine-taster to me), but I'm getting that this means full-bodied wine. Apparently this means that the "rich, complex, well-rounded" taste lingers in your mouth for a long time. Indeed the opposite is light-bodied wine . . .

[Jed.the.jest]

Lightweights be warned, heavy wine coming through >->

[HelloMichaelh]

The English translation would be better as 'watch out for the heavy wine' instead of 'watch out with'

[tessabanessa]

Or be careful with. I wasnt sure if the listener is carrying the wine.

[ImTiredRightNow]

So Mr.Duolingo can drink it and make bad translations

[PoorBoy0603]

무갑 is heavy. But we should translate 무거운 와의 means strong wine.

[Staszek456]

a wine made of grapes and heavy water

[TonyaLewis2]

Yikes! That'll give you one heck of a hangover. O.O

[sonnert]

Yeah sentence is incorrect

[Cici455680]

So is grammar your

[vminkook1221]

i said watch out the wine is heavy and i got it wrong

[nicetomaekju]

... What?

[John19delta]

Is this a Korean idiom?

[kovec]

What does this mean? Is someone going to carry the wine and you're warning them that it's heavy?

[Irishdancerfly10]

Do Koreans say heavy wine instead of strong wine?

[Cici455680]

Ok, am I the only one who just mixes up the english words? 'Cause I wrote "Watch out for the wine heavy!" -_- wow... Just wow me

[Sarah610755]

I wrote beware which I thought a better translation. Does anyone else think that it should be an acceptable answer?
In 4 months nobody has attempted to answer my question, how depressing!

[iad58g]

Judging by the gloss for 조심하다 in Wiktionary (‘to be careful, beware, watch’), it should indeed be an acceptable answer.

[TheGreenViolin]

Is the 오 at the end supposed to be a 요?

[iad58g]

No, this is how it is. Informal -세요, formal -십시오.

[TheGreenViolin]

Oh I see! Thank you for the clarification